Incredible is tasked with minding the home. In "Incredibles 2," it's Elastigirl who gets the assignment from philanthropist Winston Deavor (Bob Odenkirk) and his tech-genius sister, Evelyn (Catherine Keener), to fight crime with body cameras to help change public perception and reverse the anti-super laws. Michael successfully pitched his voice higher to find Tony's range ("He got there," Bird says), and any vocal blemishes were fixed electronically. He's voiced by Bird's son Michael, now 30. Tony and Violet had already agreed to go on their first date when he witnesses the family's hidden, shocking super-side.īringing Tony back for an extended role was tricky. 'I didn't want to pick up where we left off in a predictable way, so I did it through Tony's eyes," says Bird. In "Incredibles 2," that encounter is shown from a new perspective: that of Violet's burgeoning love interest, Tony Rydinger. The family encounters the Underminer after leaving Dash's track meet. Violet's friend Tony plays a pivotal role Jack-Jack, who secretly showed superpowers out of family view in the original, has had a major growth spurt in his faculties, much to the shock of his parents. The 10-year-old voice actor has the same energy "but absolutely has his own take on it," says Bird. Spencer Fox, now 25, had aged out of voicing the preteen Dash and had to be "swapped out" with Milner. Ten-year-olds want to push every button now, so (Dash) has super-speed. "Teenagers are insecure and defensive, so (Violet) has invisibility and force fields. Moms are pulled in 10 different directions, so (Elastigirl) is stretchy," Bird says.
Their ages needed to track from the first movie to fit audience expectations of the characters.
"People tend to be literal about sequels: 'It's 14 years later, they have to be 14 years older,' " says Bird.
The Parr family is still the same, but evolvingīird thinks preserving the moment made perfect sense for both the Parrs and the story.
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